Rae Hodge (page 6)

Twitter: @RaeHodge

Rae Hodge was a staff science reporter for Salon. Her data-driven, investigative coverage spans more than a decade, including prior roles with CNET, the AP, NPR, the BBC and others. She can be found on Mastodon at @raehodge@newsie.social.

Welcome to 2024: The only thing you have to lose is your mind Rae Hodge

California's "singing" fish have a surprising relationship to mammals, study finds Rae Hodge

A Matabele ant tends to the wound of a fellow ant whose legs were bitten off in a fight with termites.

New study describes how insects heal injured workers, putting the "ant" in antibiotics Rae Hodge

The bitter thrashing of a former data darling: Nate Silver tweets through it Rae Hodge

The 6 worst tech fails in 2023 Rae Hodge

Pediatric soup burns "alarmingly" high; report Rae Hodge

Black hole, dark matter, periodic table of elements

These 8 mind-bending moments in science made us question reality in 2023 Rae Hodge

New York Times sues OpenAI, Microsoft for using its articles to train chatbots Rae Hodge

Babylonian Brick; Earth's Magnetic Field

How 3,000-year-old Babylonian tablets help scientists unravel one of the weirdest mysteries in space Rae Hodge

Old-growth forest Olympic National Forest Washington

"Underwhelming": Biden admin tosses token protection to old-growth forests Rae Hodge

Science journalism is no longer safe hiding in the hedge fund Rae Hodge

Saving the American chestnut: A story of renewal, regrowth and hope Rae Hodge

Save the axolotl: Urgent "Adoptaxolotl" campaign begins in Mexico Rae Hodge

Dark matter could have an invisible “periodic table,” study suggests — but it's still elusive Rae Hodge

Male hand rejecting glass with alcoholic beverage

Staying sober during the holidays is like waging battle. Bring on the real war against Christmas Rae Hodge

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